Windmill Delivers Power for Home and Office in Guerneville
Solomon Kagin, 71, from Guerneville, showcases a 12 volt wind turbine and a 120 volt model powering his home and office. He plans distribution through Real Gas & Electric Company and cites ecological and energy security benefits. The Sydney built unit cost 6200 dollars including shipping and installation, with a battery bank providing weeklong standby.
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Guerneville
Cakf
Winle Fella
Dante
Solomon Kagin
Kagin
Real Gas & Electric Company
Hesaad
Terpasive Energy Company
Sydney
Australia
Solomin Kagin
Gasoline Station Owner Faces Phase 4 Price Pinch
WEST HARTFORD Conn AP That familiar Gimmie a dollar s worth Charlie R Matties hears at his gasoline station means he s about to make coffee money. But he says that s not enough and if gasoline price ceilings
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West Hartford
Matties
Exxon Corp
Forbes fights Garden State Parkway motorcycle ban before Supreme Court
Malcolm Forbes publisher of Forbes magazine appeals a New Jersey ruling upholding a prohibition on motorcycles on the Garden State Parkway. He notes the parkway is the only toll road with such a ban and plans to challenge the decision as he commutes from Bedminster Township to New York City.
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Newark
N.J
Millimaire
Malcolm Forbes
U.S. Supreme Court
Garden State Parkway
Forbes
Bedminster Township
New York City
New Jersey
Douglas to Leave Hospital Today
U S Court Justice William C. Douglas, 74, is to leave the University of Washington Hospital for his Goose Prairie summer home after an uneventful recovery from an intestinal ailment. Doctors say the preliminary diagnosis is intestinal flu linked to overseas travel following a Hong Kong to Seattle arrival.
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Seattle
U.S. S. Court
William C. Douglas
University of Washington
Douglas
Goose Prairie
Wash
Robert G. Petersdorf
Seattle- Tacoma International
Hong Kong
People’s Republic of China
Miss America 1974 preliminaries spark Atlantic City spotlight
Suzanne Plummer of Wildwood NJ and Tina Louise Thomas of Lancaster PA won preliminary honors as Miss America 1974 pageant entrants. Plummer captured swimsuit crown and Thomas the talent trophy with a spiritual rendition. Both received $1,000 scholarships and await the 10 finalists named tonight for nationwide TV.
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Atlantic City
New Jersey
Peninsylvania
Ors
Laa
Suzanne Plummer
Wildwood
Tina Louise Thomas
Lancaster
Ttle
Plummer
American University
Washington
Thomas
Tina Thomas
Pennsylvania
Bellecourt Refuses To Testify Against Fellow AIM Leader
Clyde Bellecourt of the American Indian Movement says he will not cooperate in the prosecution of the man charged with shooting him last month. The confrontation remains a key developing story in Minneapolis.
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Bellecourt
AIM
Minneapolis, Minn
Clyde Bellecourt
American Indian Move Ment
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Waikiki
United Airline
Omy
Redpree
Boyer Travel Agency
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Wickes Lumber Co
Buckeystown Supply CO
Buckeystown, Md
Mechanical Contractors
Frederick, Md
Pinto & Capri
MT. Airy Motors
Mt. Airy
Uniform Allowance Commission
C.F. Stouter Oil Co., Inc
Emmitsburg
FCC
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